Network Design and Implementation Plan: School of IT and Engineering

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ASSESSMENT: NETWORK
REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS
AND PLAN
Unit: Advanced Network Design
School of information technology and engineering

Contents
Scope of project and requirements.............................................................................................................3
Network design and justification.................................................................................................................3
Network configuration................................................................................................................................9
Timeline and Budget estimation................................................................................................................18
References.................................................................................................................................................19
Appendix: Industry Visit Evidence.............................................................................................................20
List of Figures
Figure 1 Proposed network design..............................................................................................................4
Figure 2 Host and routers connection.........................................................................................................4
Figure 3 Setting of Ist router protocol.........................................................................................................6
Figure 4 Router zero setting of protocol......................................................................................................7
Figure 5 Router 2 protocol setting...............................................................................................................7
Figure 6 Second router protocol setting......................................................................................................8
Figure 7 network diagram on simulator......................................................................................................8
Figure 8 pinging the 192.168.168.0.............................................................................................................9
Figure 9 pinging from PC zero to one........................................................................................................10
Figure 10 Switch configuration (a).............................................................................................................10
Figure 11 Switch configuration (b).............................................................................................................11
Figure 12 switch configuration (c).............................................................................................................11
Figure 13 Switch configuration (d).............................................................................................................12
Figure 14 Configuration of router..............................................................................................................12
Figure 15 Router configuration..................................................................................................................13
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Figure 16 Router configuration..................................................................................................................13
Figure 17 Gateway Host's IP address.........................................................................................................15
Figure 18 Subnet marks of network...........................................................................................................15
Figure 19 Access point setting...................................................................................................................16
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Scope of project and requirements
In this assessment an advanced network design has been proposed to learn how to investigate
network designs and to make suitable frameworks ad standards for implementation of these networks.
Requirements of this project include the planning and designing involved in creating this networking
project.20 personal computers are being considered here in this design task which are connected to 6
switches. In this networking system the component castoff are planned for the one department in which
the host is placed at one access socket .The point further is associated with the router via switches. It is
shown below in the figures. The design proposed here has employed static and dynamic routing
protocols. Router, switch and host has been configured and a comprehensive cost analysis has been
made for the selected router.
Industry visit evidence
We have visited a nearby hospital, and noted its network requirements. Visit evidence is
attached in appendix.
Points gathered from an industry professional on their existing Network
Industrial networking system was totally notable as its design and management system is
extraordinary. Different departments had been constructed in an industry and every
department was linked with the chief unit [1]. Communication between two departments is
made via the networking system.PCs in the departments are called host and every host is
further associated with the router through switches. VLAN connection is made by the
router to communicate with the other router [2]. To comprehend this system I learnt the
protocol which was being used by the industry for their networking system.
Network design and justification
 Drawing of a network design useful in future for the industry that you visited
The design of the networking system is proposed below according to given scenario in which
twenty Personal Computers are linked with the six different switches and these switches are
coupled with the three routers which make up the VLAN setup. Every router is linked with
it’s in line router through a line and these routers has a communication system through a
particular internet protocol (IP) [3].
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Figure 1 Proposed network design
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Figure 2 vlan creation
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Figure 3 Host and routers connection
 Network requirements:
  4 routers
  6 switches
  20 PCs
  3 VLAN.
Suitable IP addressing scheme in tabular form
Table 1: IP and Subnet marks
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IP address DHCP IP address in use Subnet marks
169.254.94.107 255.255.0.0
169.254.124.46 255.255.0.0
169.254.74.168 255.255.0.0
169.254.152.139 255.255.0.0
169.254.107.130 255.255.0.0

Use of static, dynamic routing protocols (RIP, EIGRP, OSPF etc.)
Access Control List (ACL) as per the network preferences.
Routing protocol techniques vary depending upon the organization, for example, if the industry is small,
RIP protocol will be preferred because the host will be limited and there will be OSPF follow the dynamic
routing [4].
The design mentioned above has used static routing in the subparts and dynamic router has been
employed in the main department.
Figure 4 Setting of Ist router protocol
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Figure 5 Router zero setting of protocol
 Configuration of second router
Figure 6 Router 2 protocol setting
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Figure 7 Second router protocol setting
Network configuration
Network configuration using Packet Tracer
Packet Tracer delivers us the whole picture of networking system and its functioning [5]. The associates
and functioning of networking system is shown below:
Figure 8 network diagram on simulator
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Coordination between connected PCs
After configuration of pcs has been done, switches and servers network is equipped to interconnect with
one another. For checking the communiqué, the response can be crisscrossed by clanging the 2 pcs.
In the further down command prompt, the address of one pc 192.168.1.0 is dinged with the other
personal computer. Second pc is responding. Likewise, messaging of each pc can be connected with one
another. The ping command is operational for each scheme, this command guarantee that the box of
data can be sent from one node to another. After the packs of info are sent, the positive rejoinder can
be attained.
Figure 9 pinging the 192.168.168.0
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Figure 10 pinging from PC zero to one
Configuration of switch
In the dynamic routing a switch is designed via ports the instructions are stated below:
Figure 11 Switch configuration (a)
Procedure:
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